Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

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s1s la3isz Of tie dfit=rsnt churches snd
saeletT L0dzss dispensed leo eFe4ln - these
SSG EerS 1ot suf1elenftE eooI.
II and Mrs.. Oscar Fortier. Of So Canal
st.. eelsssatsd ths seooDd anniversary %
thsir mazs.ass Friday sseoing oy glvinz =
party ~ about thirty u t1sir friends An
interesting Hl1zlcal pf0xFama1e sss rsn-
deEsd. f0llossd 81 rsfrssh ments. etc.
s. r. Bsnnsft lsft f0r Chicago last
evening 10 Insst his wife and ehildfsn wao
are retaining from nlleen m0ntbs stay ia
California. Mrs. Bsnnst.s sisters. tne
Misses L01iss and Liobis Atkinson sceoa-
pany her. Mr.. a1d Ars bsnnett viii a.
once begin housekeeping 81 81 Madison
sEs.
Ralph Fisher gave . very PLEASANT
imprompto pedro party on Wednesday
evening Paying began sc SD. time being
called At li;30 clock. Al which time deli
ckte refreshments we're served Mrs.
Chaanesy Guest aud ID. A seharLz took
/ first prizes. the boobies being captured BY
Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Williams
A. a meeting Of a well known literary
society. the oEker evening. the occasion
being closed up with the game Of requests
a lady noted f0r her erudlti0n and dlgnlfied
manners. was politely requested 10 waltz.
which sue did. As she had never danced a
ste, before IN her life the amusement Of the
company can &c better imagined than de-
scrioed.
The Fortnightly Club held its last meet
| ing Tor the season az tue residences OF Miss
Jennie Harrington. on A0aot NerBon-st-
/ Friday evening. The evening Was spent in
a social say. although two numbers. . pi-
ano solo ny Miss Rosenberg. and yccsl
solo by Miss Susie Welton were given and
| greatly enioged. The club participated II
the game OF progressive aek -straws. prizes
being taken By Mss Lixzle johnston. who
raksd in an Ornamental rake. and Orrin
| Ward. who shoveled in q handsome orna-
mental shovel.
Ar the ST. Cecilia Society at Royal Ar
canrm Hall on Friday. the following pro-
gramme was rendered: Vocal duef. When
Morning Light Is BeAming." Mrs Davis
Mrs. Cartwright piano solo. ~HexentanZ
| Miss Filch; vocaI duet. The Fortune Tel
Ter" Mrs. Merriam and Mrs. Pstten; violin
solo, "fencred." Miss Graves; vocal solo
20. Happy Day" Mrs. DAVIS; reading
"Verdi's Osello." Miss Atvater. vocal duet
See the Pale Moon" Miss Brokaw ane
Miss McInnes. piano solo, Grand Vals'
Brilliant" Mrs. Newton.
Many people are planning to stay al
/ home during the Summer aud enjoy oc-
casional trips 20 the many near resorts.
| OF course those who own cottsges up north
or at the resosts nearer home. will use then
| part of the time At least, but never bs
/ fore In the social history OF Grand Rapid:
the Summer months "a will remain here
! daring the coming heated term. The o.
/ Wash-ta-N0ngs Will give hop once In
two weeks, many Of the ladies are planning
| garden parties aud Lawn fetes. while mum
er09s small camping parties are arranging
I 20 20 up or down ire river to lure the les
| tive FISH.
Only few more days and leafy June
| with her sunshine and flowers and sone
birds will De with Us and We will have
bidden charming Nay, youthful and co
! Qrcttish evc-. fond adisu- Only a 70.
more days and June roses willsbsush un1ei
the Suns ardent giances, the dainty lille.
viii unfold their sweetness aud tue rasset
brown rests on the vaveriag branches will
be filled 20 overlooking With Ne. and Mr. 3
open mouthed family. The flowers tha
bloom in the Spring have given Us thei
sweetness and with them has closed III
life OF ono dear 20 Us all. But the spirit !.
at rest and over the grassy grave the san
shine will lovingly linge. and the son:
birds will chant their sweet requiem.
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